Catherine O'hara
Person
12 articles
Key facts
| Born | Catherine Anne O'Hara, March 04, 1954, Toronto, Ontario, Canada |
| Age at death | 71 years |
| Died | January 30, 2026, Santa Monica, California, U.S. |
| Citizenship | Canada, U.S. |
| Occupation | Actress, comedian |
| Years active | 1974–2025 |
| Children | 2 |
| Relatives | Mary Margaret O'Hara (sister) |
Wikipedia EN
Catherine Anne O'Hara was a Canadian and American actress and comedian, whose career spanned over 50 years. O'Hara started in sketch and improvisational comedy in film and television before taking dramatic roles to expand her career. She received various accolades including two Primetime Emmy Awards, a Golden Globe Award, and four Screen Actors Guild Awards. Her films have grossed more than US$4.3 billion worldwide. She was appointed an Officer of the Order of Canada in 2017. O'Hara began her career in a starring role on the CBC Television children's television sitcom Coming Up Rosie in 1975, and came to prominence in the sketch comedy series Second City Television, for which she won a Primetime Emmy Award. She gained acclaim acting in films such as After Hours, Heartburn, Beetlejuice, Home Alone, and Home Alone 2: Lost in New York.
📈 Mentions on HotInfo
26 weeks agotoday
🔗 Most often together with
📰 Recent articles (12)
01.02.
Odhalenie po skone filmovej hviezdy: Catherine O'Hara (†71) žila so vzácnou anomáliou!
Novy Cas
31.01.
Macaulay Culkin se rozloučil se svou filmovou mámou. Do nebe jí poslal dojemný vzkaz
zeny.iprima.cz
31.01.
Bol veľmi atraktívny, spomínala Catherine O'Hara, keď hovorila o manželovi. Prežili spolu viac ako tri dekády
dobrenoviny.sk
🔥 TOP STORIES 48h
European Union
16.09.
Politics (General)
16.09.
Security
16.09.
Politics (General)
15.09.
European Union
15.09.
Economy & Business
15.09.
German Politics
00:25
World Politics
16.09.
Internet
16.09.
Artificial Intelligence
16.09.
Cars & Motorcycles
16.09.
Economy & Business
16.09.
World Politics
16.09.
European Union
16.09.
World
16.09.
European Union
16.09.
Football
16.09.
Ukraine
16.09.
Politics (General)
16.09.
Artificial Intelligence
16.09.
Celebrities
16.09.
Politics (General)
16.09.
✍️
EDITORIAL PICKS
HotInfo
There should be cameras above newborn cots in England. The nursing regulator has apologised for renewing Letby’s registration during a police investigation
Lady Thirlwall’s report describes a complete failure to protect children at the Countess of Chester Hospital. Three babi…
HotInfo
What Europe is writing about: Thaçi sentenced to 25 years for war crimes, von der Leyen offered Canada membership, drone near Poland carried an explosive charge
Trump denied naming rights at the Kennedy Center and the institution shut down, investigation confirms explosives in dro…
HotInfo
What Czechia is writing about: Babiš backs down to Pavel, but the conflict of interest remains unresolved. The justice minister clashed with the top prosecutor
Babiš denies a conflict of interest but polls favor conceding to Pavel. Tejc clashed with prosecutors, army heads to Šum…
HotInfo
What Slovakia is writing about: Pellegrini will wait to rule on Taraba until he returns from the UN, while Fico has meanwhile promoted him. Danko adds a dispute over an Italian tender
The president won't decide on Taraba's dismissal until after Sept. 24; Fico has meanwhile appointed him. Danko sees an I…
HotInfo
NATO shoots down a drone over Lithuanian territory for the first time. Three incidents in the EU in 48 hours, and not a single formal accusation
A drone downed over Lithuania, flares at a Danish helicopter, pipes on Dutch rails. Three incidents in 48 hours, three r…
HotInfo
What Slovakia is writing about: Fico sent a proposal to dismiss Taraba. Kaliňák confirmed lobbying for Strnad's company
Fico sent the president a proposal to dismiss Taraba. Kaliňák confirmed lobbying for Strnad's arms group, denies conflic…
HotInfo
US acknowledged weapons in orbit. They wouldn't say if they fire, and the 1967 ban doesn't cover them
Air Force Secretary Troy Meink admitted the US has weapons in orbit. He refused to say whether they're kinetic. The 1967…
HotInfo
What Europe is writing about: Trump announces energy truce, AI sparks panic, drone over Lithuania
Trump claims Russia and Ukraine will stop attacking energy infrastructure. AI panic sent stocks tumbling, NATO shot down…
HotInfo
Pipes on the rails stopped trains in the Netherlands. The secret service is also investigating, but a farmers' organization does not rule out that farmers are behind the sabotage
At thirty locations, someone attached metal pipes to the rails and traffic stopped on its own. Three similar cases in Eu…
HotInfo
A banker peered into the accounts of Italy's president and prime minister. He did it for four years, the authority fined the bank for it, and the prosecution called it the sole injured party
The Bari prosecution has closed the investigation into an Intesa Sanpaolo employee who accessed data on 3,572 clients, i…
HotInfo
Taxes account for almost half the price of Slovak petrol. The fuel itself is the third-cheapest in the Union
Before taxes, Slovak petrol is the third-cheapest in the Union, while taxes account for almost half its price. For diese…
HotInfo
Telenor allegedly gave the junta customer data, police say. It faces accusations of possible complicity in crimes against humanity
Norwegian police have charged Telenor with possible complicity in crimes against humanity in Myanmar and with violating …